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Indivisible

By Michael Berry, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 13+

Gripping tale of documented teen and his migrant family.

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Immigration is a hot topic, and this heart-wrenching saga of one family's struggle as migrants is exciting and realistic. Daniel Aleman paints a well-detailed portrait of New York City, by turns magical and harrowing. Meteo, his sister, and their friends and family are brought vividly to life. The choices available to Mateo are difficult, but he faces them with courage and empathy. This novel is rich in incident and relatable to a wide range of readers. Aleman makes an impressive debut.

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